- Anna's magazine covers:
-Portland Magazine- March 2008
- Anna says she is inspired by fearless women in comedy, some of her favorites being Parker Posey, Molly Shannon and Amy Poehler.
- Anna's favorite film character to date is Sylvia Fowler in The Women (1939), played by Rosalind Russell.
- Anna was nominated for Best Supporting Actress - 2007 Independent Spirit Award for her role in Rocket Science.
- Anna had a lead role in My Favourite Broadway: The Leading Ladies.
- Anna is the second youngest person to ever win a Tony Award.
- Anna was supposed to appear in a 2003 WB network show called The Mayor, but it was canceled in preproduction.
- Anna's feature film debut was in 2003, with her role as Fritzi Wagner in Camp.
- In 1998 Anna won a Drama League Award for High Society, she also won the Drama Desk Award and Fany Award for the same role.
- Anna's stage debut was in 1991, she was in the community theatre production of Annie, she played Tessie.
- Anna went to Deering High School in Portland, Maine.
- Anna has blue eyes.
- Anna's current agent is Agency for the Performing Arts.
- Anna's manager, Kim Matuka, at Online Talent Group, has been working with her exclusively since the age of 10.
- Anna appeared in the New York City Opra House with the role of Fredika in A Little Night Music".
- Anna's film history:
-"Camp" (2003)- Fritzi Wagner
-"Rocket Science" (2007)- Ginny Ryerson
-"Elsewhere" (2008)- Sarah
-"The Marc Pease Experience" (2008)- Meg Brickman
-"Twilight" (2008)- Jessica
- Anna is most well known for her role as Ginny Ryerson in the 2007 drama, Rocket Science.
- Anna was nominated for Broadway's 1998 Tony Award as Best Actress (Featured Role - Musical) for "High Society".
- Anna is 5'4".
- She has a older brother, Michael Cooke Kendrick, who is also an actor.
- Anna: An actor should always let humility outweigh ambition.
- Anna: (on the difference between herself and her "Camp" character) I do have a passion for theater. But I try my best not to stalk people.
- Anna: (On her first role being in "Annie") It's a little cliché, I really wish it was something other than that, because it just seems so trite.
- Anna: (on how she viewed herself as a kid) [I was] one of those hyperactive kids who wanted to jump around and sing and dance and scream and be on stage.
